Its 10 degrees this morning in Kentucky and thanks to a dog peeing on my ONLY pair of shoes and my jacket mysteriously disappearing I’ve had to do all my outside chores in stocking feet and a light weight jersey knit shirt (and pants, obviously) pre keto this would have had me shivering for the rest of the day, bundled up in a blanket, drinking massive amounts of tea.
Not anymore! Though I will probably still drink massive amounts of tea, but only because I love it 
Ok I love not being cold all the time
Lolo
(gooeykablooey)
#1
MiKetoAF
(Mike W.)
#2
I find quite the opposite. After losing 45lbs I’m now FREEZING in this weather.
SlowBurnMary
#3
Sensitivity to cold does vary, probably due to the vagus nerve, which requires somewhat regular stimulation after a hot bath or sauna in order to stabilize the parasympthatic nervous system.
Traditionally, this involved cold/ice water therapy (splashed on the face, or doused on the wet hair in the shower followed by one minute of whole body cold water, or a nearly-naked snow jog in the backyard like the Nordics do, or an ice water dip like the Russians do).
Personally, I find that keto foods have definitely made me less sensitive to the cold - and it only gets better when I make sure to add regular intake of Ginger capsules, fresh Ginger tea infusion, or Ginger sauteed in my food.
But if I feel really off, I have to make sure to do some kind of cold hydrotherapy to reset. I also have no shame in wearing headscarves/shawls/hats/sweaters indoors to feel toastier 
which is a traditional practice that modern culture seems to decry.
Feeling FREEZING is no fun.